Israeli Settlers Set Fire to Vehicles and Spray Hate Graffiti in South Hebron Hills
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Settlers from Susya outposts in South Hebron Hills set fire to vehicles and spray hate graffiti in Wadi Raham, escalating Jewish terror incidents.
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- Settlers from Susya outposts attacked Wadi Raham in South Hebron Hills on Friday night.
- They set fire to heavy vehicles and sprayed hate graffiti on buildings.
- Graffiti included slogans like "Mutual Responsibility" and "Greetings from the Shiloh Bloc Raids."
- The attack is part of increasing Jewish terror activities in the area.
On Friday night, settlers from the Susya outposts in the South Hebron Hills region set fire to heavy vehicles and sprayed hate graffiti in Wadi Raham. The graffiti included slogans such as "Mutual Responsibility" and "Greetings from the Shiloh Bloc Raids," which were sprayed on buildings in the area. This incident is part of a rising trend of Jewish terror attacks in the region.
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